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Resourcely
Добавлен 3 мар 2023
Resourcely is a configuration platform the ensures efficient, accurate, and compliant deployment of infrastructure for developers of all skills levels.
Stop troubleshooting misconfigured infrastructure and suffering from costly incidents: try out Resourcely today at resourcely.io.
Stop troubleshooting misconfigured infrastructure and suffering from costly incidents: try out Resourcely today at resourcely.io.
Event-driven data pipelines...with Terraform?
Follow along with this tutorial, as we take an event-driven data pipeline built in Terraform and turn it into an interactive, guided UI.
Make it easier to deploy data infrastructure like databases and serverless data pipelines, without requiring Terraform expertise or bespoke configuration knowledge.
Tutorial: docs.resourcely.io/build/using-resourcely/use-cases/automate-data-pipeline-creation
Blog: www.resourcely.io/post/event-driven-data-pipelines-with-terraform
Sign up for free: portal.resourcely.io
GCP documentation: cloud.google.com/functions/docs/tutorials/terraform-pubsub#create_your_maintf_file
Make it easier to deploy data infrastructure like databases and serverless data pipelines, without requiring Terraform expertise or bespoke configuration knowledge.
Tutorial: docs.resourcely.io/build/using-resourcely/use-cases/automate-data-pipeline-creation
Blog: www.resourcely.io/post/event-driven-data-pipelines-with-terraform
Sign up for free: portal.resourcely.io
GCP documentation: cloud.google.com/functions/docs/tutorials/terraform-pubsub#create_your_maintf_file
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Видео
Creating Terraform templates for new cloud services with AI
Просмотров 3421 день назад
It can be years before Terraform modules are created for new cloud services. However, developer will be clamoring for the tools to use them as soon as they are announced at conferences like AWS re:Invent. Join Resourcely CEO Travis McPeak as he demos how to set up Terraform templates featuring an automatically generated smart UI for AWS Cloud9, powered by AI. Cloud9 was introduced over 7 years ...
The DevOps Tax on Central Teams
Просмотров 20Месяц назад
Understanding the DevOps Tax: Challenges and Solutions with Travis McPeak Join Chris Reuter, Head of Marketing at Resourcely, and Travis McPeak, CEO and Co-Founder at Resourcely, as they discuss the DevOps tax on central teams and explore solutions to major DevOps challenges. Travis shares insights from his experiences at companies like Netflix, HP, and IBM, highlighting the balance between spe...
Streamlining AWS account creation with AWS ControlTower Account Factory + Resourcely
Просмотров 49Месяц назад
AWS accounts are a critical object for structuring, securing, and managing your AWS cloud resources. While they are foundational for best practices cloud usage, they can bea annoying and tedious to set up appropriately. AWS ControlTower Account Factory for Terraform (AFT) is a great way to orchestrate account creation while taking advantage of infrastructure as code. In this video, we walk thro...
Cost Optimization with Cloud Guardrails and Blueprints
Просмотров 512 месяца назад
Control cloud costs without getting in the way of developers! If you're on a FinOps or Cloud Economics team, you're going to want to give this a try. Follow the tutorial: docs.resourcely.io/build/using-resourcely/use-cases/cost-optimization-for-finops Try it for yourself at www.resourcely.io/register
Turn Terraform modules into a rich, interactive UI
Просмотров 2152 месяца назад
Terraform modules are hard to scale, complex to work with, and aren't developer-friendly. Import Terraform modules into Resourcely to automatically turn them into Blueprints: guided experiences for deploying infrastructure.
Building context into your cloud configuration
Просмотров 312 месяца назад
Configuring and deploying cloud infrastructure is not consistent across organizations or teams. While it may seem straightforward to build a preferred deployment pattern for your developers, you will quickly learn that the context of an application’s use case makes a world of difference. -Geography & location: would you treat infrastructure in the EU and the US differently? -Data privacy: shoul...
Create Guardrails with the Resourcely Terraform provider
Просмотров 214 месяца назад
With the Resourcely Terraform provider, you can manage Resourcely Guardrails using Terraform. This allows you to implement version control for tracking changes, collaborating, maintaining a history of modifications, and implementing reviews and approval for Guardrail changes. See detailed instructions for working with Guardrails using Terraform: docs.resourcely.io/using-resourcely/setting-up-pr...
Setting up the Resourcely Terraform provider
Просмотров 124 месяца назад
With the Resourcely Terraform provider, you can manage Blueprints, Guardrails, and things like context using Terraform. -Create Guardrails and Blueprints using Terraform -Manage existing Guardrails and Blueprints with Terraform -Utilizing the Resourcely Terraform profider allows you to se version control with Resourcely objects to track changes, collaborate with teammates, and maintain a histor...
Building secure frameworks at scaling companies with Caleb Sima and Travis McPeak
Просмотров 765 месяцев назад
Join Resourcely CEO Travis McPeak as he interviewed Caleb Sima, former security leader at Robinhood, Databricks, and Capital One.
What is Resourcely?
Просмотров 2745 месяцев назад
Misconfigured infrastructure can result in outages, incidents, breaches, and downtime that cost your company millions. On top of that, setting up infrastructure as an engineer is painful and time-consuming. Resourcely is a configuration platform that makes the configuration of infrastructure seamless and reliable. Get started with Resourcely to take control of your infrastructure at www.resourc...
Configuring custom VMs with GCP and GitLab
Просмотров 665 месяцев назад
In this video we cover customizing Resourcely blueprints and guardrails for GCP, integrated with GitLab. Ops, platform, and security teams can customize blueprints and guardrails that meet their organization's requirements. In this case, we are creating a deployment experience for machine learning workloads that require GPUs. Cloud guardrails reduce improper Terraform from shipping, stopping in...
Death of DevSecOps at Netflix and beyond
Просмотров 4366 месяцев назад
Resourcely CEO Travis McPeak and former Netflix CISO Jason Chan cover the history of security, from on-prem to early days of Cloud, through DevOps and into the world of DevSecOps.
Travis McPeak on Risky Business #751 - Sponsored by Resourcely
Просмотров 226 месяцев назад
In this interview with Patrick Gray and Travis McPeak on the Risky Business podcast, they cover paved roads to production with Resourcely blueprints & guardrails, Terraform, AI in security, and more. - Providing a nice build environment for developers, based on Travis' real experience - Complexities of building something similar with YAML - The need for blueprints for developers - Why infrastru...
The Great Infrastructure-as-Code Debate: Terraform vs OpenTofu (Which Wins?)
Просмотров 837 месяцев назад
The Great Infrastructure-as-Code Debate: Terraform vs OpenTofu (Which Wins?)
Integrating a configuration engine into change management
Просмотров 347 месяцев назад
Integrating a configuration engine into change management
Secure-by-default config for AWS RDS
Просмотров 708 месяцев назад
Secure-by-default config for AWS RDS
Configuring Snowflake with Resourcely
Просмотров 338 месяцев назад
Configuring Snowflake with Resourcely
Deploying Datadog monitors with a configuration engine
Просмотров 568 месяцев назад
Deploying Datadog monitors with a configuration engine
Solving the misconfiguration problem
Просмотров 1908 месяцев назад
Solving the misconfiguration problem
Risky Biz #733 - Sponsored By Resourcely
Просмотров 399 месяцев назад
Risky Biz #733 - Sponsored By Resourcely
Travis McPeak and Caleb Sima - Chat w/Edward Wu
Просмотров 188Год назад
Travis McPeak and Caleb Sima - Chat w/Edward Wu
Snippet 2 of Arkadiy Tetelman Interview - Helping Developers
Просмотров 49Год назад
Snippet 2 of Arkadiy Tetelman Interview - Helping Developers
Snippet 1 of Arkadiy Interview - Paved Roads Built
Просмотров 36Год назад
Snippet 1 of Arkadiy Interview - Paved Roads Built
Snippet 2 Coleen Coolidge - What would have made good paved roads and lessons learned
Просмотров 53Год назад
Snippet 2 Coleen Coolidge - What would have made good paved roads and lessons learned
Travis McPeak, CEO & Co-founder at Resourcely, chats with Arkadiy Tetelman
Просмотров 210Год назад
Travis McPeak, CEO & Co-founder at Resourcely, chats with Arkadiy Tetelman
I'll look for oportunities to implement it if I see the need
So, frequently rebuild all apps/containers/hosts/whatever to get "latest", (the patched versions... that are then immutable). Move version micro-management and churn out of dev hands. Personally a fan of this, but it does have some abrasion points IME: - Doesn't solve for individual dev saying "I need froxbozzle 1.3.17, because my code breaks with 1.4.18. Why should my code have to work with patched versions? PROVE to me that I should have to keep up." - ...or manager saying "Why are devs still getting tickets to maintain their software, I thought we got rid of maintain-to-CVE-reporting?" - Or lots of angles pushing back with "but hard versions are STABLE, pinning is a BEST PRACTICE, why are we introducing risk by auto-patching to newer things."
👀 CyberSec here. I listened to your points & I can see why you made this video. Most of what you pointed out is true. HOWEVER, regardless of automation, we will ALWAYS require human oversight at the most basic level. Cybersecurity in its current form will evolve to ONLY DevSecOps. All disciplines of tech (network, sysadmin, AppDev, cloud engineering, etc) will merge into one-due to automation. DevSecOps will survive them all. Ai / ML will require continual oversight. In short, DevSecOps is the FUTURE of tech. No death in site whatsoever.
I'm starting school for CS so this is very helpful! Thank you for making this video
Essentially we are now building the kind of tooling and guidance for cybersecurity that we did for safety in the aerospace engineering field. It's not on engineers to remember a giant list of vulnerabilities and how to mitigate them, they have a set of standards (including test guidance for things not covered explicitly by those standards) that make sure they consider the vast majority of possible issues. That being said, having companies actually follow those is another matter as recently observed with a certain manufacturer...
Very informative conversation, thanks!
Great first overview of the product. Would love to see a video that shows the transformation of an existing GitHub workflow before Resourcely, and how looks and functions after adding Resourcely into the mix. One suggestion, the video quality was fairly low for me even at 720p (the max it offered) and it was hard to see some of the text clearly.
Thanks so much for the suggestion! We'll get some native recording so the clarity is better next time. Look out for this soon. If I may ask, how did you hear about us? Feel free to DM us!
tl;dw - Web UI for Requesting groups / temporary access, so no need to ping IT (access requests) - Security score for each different GitHub repo (gamesmanship) - Heroku paved road / key management road - Sandbox AWS accounts, using AWS Nuke (For testing) :shrug: Every company has done these same things, if its not open-source it's meaningless.
Point about B2C vs. B2B culture was good.
Uh oh good luck to that 1 embedded engineer, you need a data privacy team in the data org.